Nigerian Cultural Festival
Come and experience the rich and vibrant culture of Nigeria at the Nigerian Cultural Festival, Greenwich Borough! This…
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Selected History: Chronicling the Nineteenth-Century Past
“We stand here on the shoulders of so many others…. they all enable us to move forward in…
The Mark Elie Dance Foundation & Classically British & Co, in association with Portobello Dance School, to host Charity fundraising event
In celebration of an incredible 30 years of the Mark Elie Dance Foundation, & Classically British & Co,…
The future: creative and irresistible
Muyiwa Oki, the incoming president of the Royal Institute of British Architects, will speak about the fear of…
Thomas Birch Freeman: The black Victorian Missionary and Botanist
Rev. Thomas Birch Freeman (1809-1890) was an Anglo-African Victorian missionary and botanist. In 1837 he was ordained as a…
Stepping out from the shadow
Mark’s illustrated talk will take us on a journey from 18th Century Sheffield through to the present, telling…
WATCH: 1000 Black Boys
We are committed to inspiring Black Boys and young Black Men to unleash their potential and live a…
Tessy’s Brunches: Yet We Rise – A Celebration of Black History Month
Tessy’s Brunches (www.tessysbrunches) creates the space for unseen women to be visible through networking and mentoring opportunities because…
Tommy Blaize & NYJO present: Ray Charles
The father of Soul, Ray Charles changed the course of music history with his pioneering combination of gospel,…
The Six of Calais & Ruth
The first opera in the double bill is The Six of Calais, adapted from George Bernard Shaw’s play,…
BLM 1981 – A Heritage Month of Five Free Community Conversations
BLM 1981 is a Black Heritage Month with a difference. It is a heritage month of five free…
Race Talks: The Black Radical Tradition: Past, Present, and Futures
University of Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies Presents ” Race Talks: The Black Radical Tradition: Past, Present, and…
Walter Rodney: Guyana History and Politics
This month’s speaker is distinguished academic and activist, Cecil Gutzmore. Cecil is Afrikan-Jamaican: first settled in the UK…
Black Girl Knit Club Presents: Celebrating Motherhood
Join us as we celebrate Motherhood on Mother’s Day Weekend 2023 at the Andaz London! As partners for…
Light Up Our Lives – A Community Celebration Of Black African Heritage
“If you do not know where you are from you cannot tell where you are going.” The ‘Light…
Olaudah Equiano – The Interesting Man behind the Narrative
In 1789 Olaudah Equiano (c.1745-1797) published the first edition of ‘The Interesting Narrative’, which was to do much…
In Celebration Of My Sisters
In Celebration of My Sisters (ICOMS) is the UK’s largest and longest running family friendly Mother’s Day Show celebrated…
A Savage Culture Revisited with Remi Kapo
Remi Kapo has witnessed post-war race conflicts first hand, and in A Savage Culture he puts them in historical perspective….
Darcus Howe, Race Today: Legacies of Resistance
Journalist & Broadcaster Gary Younge, partners with the Darcus Howe Legacy Collective to launch the Special Issue of…
Windward Family: An atlas of love, loss and belonging with Alexis Keir
From the Caribbean to Great Britain, and from the 19th century to the present, Windward Family takes us…
